Liberty Walk Lamborghini Countach: a real eye-catcher!

Thomas Wachsmuth 27 December 2023 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Lamborghini, Liberty Walk Performance, Premium vehicles, Tuning classics, Videos

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Recently updated on January 13, 2024 at 07:06 am

This planned one Lamborghini Countach Widebody from Liberty Walk will surprise and sometimes shock super sports car fans. The Japanese tuner is planning to take part in the upcoming Tokyo Auto Salon (Date: Fri, Jan 12, 2024 – Sun, Jan 14, 2024) a Wide body kit for the Countach. This year Liberty already has one Ferrari F40 with a special Wide body kit built and that caused a lot of discussion online as to whether it was right to convert such a legendary car to such an extreme extent or not. And now they're doing it again with another athlete from the '80s: the Lamborghini Countach. So far there is only one Teaser video, but it shows the exterior of the Countach with the Widebody kit all around. And like the F40 from 2023, Liberty Walk is giving the conversion a boost Complete white paint.

Liberty Walk Lamborghini Countach

The kit particularly highlights how much new parts can change the look of a car. There is a noticeable one at the front front splitter and an adapted one front apron with a rectangular air inlet that contains three openings. This gives the front of the athlete a significantly more angular look. They are also bilateral canards installed in the widened fenders are integrated. The result is a new design that extends from the front to the wheel arch and creates a particularly dynamic look. There are also on the sides wider thresholds can be seen between the widened fenders and Liberty Walk has also integrated an additional opening in front of the rear wheels. In the Body color Painted, vertical struts in the ventilation slots on the upper part of the rear lead us to believe that the converted example is actually a rare one 25th Anniversary Countach concerns.

Lower and on Rohana Forged forged rims

The classic super athlete is of course also lowered and also likes dark ones Rohana Forged forged rims with Y-shaped spokes and Toyo tires. Next was the original rear wing The Countach is probably not big enough for the Liberty Walk team. The tuner replaced it with an even larger part that is attached under the rear apron. The rear also got flush mounted ones tail lights, different from the lamps used in the series. A huge one diffuser under a Quad sports exhaust complements the powerful appearance of the Countach. We're pretty sure the teaser video will elicit similar reactions and that the Countach conversion will end up being just as polarizing as the F40 mentioned above.